| Medicinal Use in Massachusetts: The Chairpersons Need to Hear from Constituents |
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MassCann has learned that Chairpersons Fargo and Sanchez of the Joint Committee on Public Health are likely the primary reason the Committee has not acted favorably on H. 2160 since the hearing on May 19, 2009.
On September 23, Suffolk University7News released poll results revealing that 81% of Bay State residents support medicinal marijuana if prescribed/overseen by a physician (no surprise to us). Susan Fargo probably read "Epstein and Saunders: Legalize medicinal marijuana use" in the Daily News Tribune on September 13. What she probably hasn't read is follow-up letters to the editor of that paper, and letters and e-mails sent to her and about phone calls to her office. If you live in her district , please DO IT! To edit and send a pre-drafted letter click here. As for Jeffrey Sanchez, he probably hasn't read the essay and hasn't gotten enough letters, e-mails and phone calls. If you live in his district, JUST DO IT! To edit and send a pre-drafted letter click here.
We are not certain why the Joint Committee on the Judiciary has been sitting on S. 1739 since the hearing July 14, 2009.
As coincidence would have it, Cynthia Stone Creem probably read "Epstein and Saunders: Legalize medicinal marijuana use" in the Daily News Tribune or the Metrowest Daily News on September 13. What she probably hasn't read is follow-up letters to the editor of that paper, and letters and e-mails sent to her and about phone calls to her office. If you live in her district , please DO IT! To edit and send a pre-drafted letter click here. As for Eugene L. O'Flaherty, he probably hasn't read the essay and hasn't gotten enough letters, e-mails and phone calls. If you live in his district, JUST DO IT! To edit and send a pre-drafted letter click here. Don't live in any of the chairperson's districts? Then write your own state representative and senator and forward this page to your friends. As always please send any responses you get to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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